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The sequel to Jane Austen's best-loved novel, Emma, by the author of the international best-seller 'Pemberley'.

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Adele, the daughter of a celebrated Parisian actress, is a homesick, forlorn eight-year-old when first brought to Thornfield Hall by Edward Fairfax Rochester, her mother's former lover. Lonely and ill at ease in the unfamiliar English countryside, she longs to return to the glitter of Paris . . . and to the mother who has been lost to her. But a small ray of sunshine brightens her eternal gloom when a stranger arrives to care for her--a serio...

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On the weekend of October 17, 1981, a party of girls who had set out on a sponsored walk from Beaminster became separated from their leader and disappeared into the worst fog ever recorded on the west coast of Dorset. For days search parties of anxious parents and police failed to trace the girls.

Die Queen macht Ferien!Auch Königinnen brauchen mal eine Auszeit, und so packt die Queen eines Tages einfach ihren Koffer und fliegt heimlich auf eine tropische Insel. Dort prallen auf amüsante Weise die harsche Realität des Ferienparadieses und die königlichen Gewohnheiten aufeinander. Doch die Monarchin entpuppt sich als sehr vernünftige, praktische Frau, die mit dem Leben auch unter widrigen Umständen bestens zurechtkommt.

Describes a young woman's dark discovery of just what befell her kindly long-lost grandmother.

Tells of an impoverished single mother at the bitter end of her tether, who finds dark pharmaceutical means to revive her looks and career ambitions.

Holly Baker, an English woman, came to St James during her carefree days of bar-hopping in the 1960s. Somehow she never managed to get away. Now, her loyalties fluctuating, she is caught up in the advanced stages of a drama both personal and political - and which embodies the conflicts inherent in this small, dangerously placed society.

Whatever route the new Grub Street takes in this digital world, if we lose the curmudgeon who remembered the "good old times" or the ancient irritating gnome who says that's not how things were done, the book trade will lose its soul.

Emma Tennant was born in London and spent her childhood in Scotland. Her most recent books include three volumes of memoirs, and a novel.